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Adams v. State

Citations

  • 587 So. 2d 1265
  • 1991 WL 113562

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  • finding permissible use of terms “actual and substantial doubt” and “moral certainty”
  • finding permissible use of terms “actual and substantial doubt” and “moral certainty”
  • finding permissible use of terms “actual and substantial doubt” and “moral certainty”
  • finding permissible use of terms \actual and substantial doubt\ and \moral certainty\
  • convict if convinced beyond a reasonable doubt and to moral certainty of guilt; defines reasonable doubt as not capricious, fanciful, vague, or imaginary, but as actual and substantial doubt arising from consideration of evidence or lack of it

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Judges: Taylor

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